Since 1984 Seed St. Louis has connected people to the land, to their food, and to each other. We are a 501c3 nonprofit who supports a network of over 250 community gardens, school gardens, and urban orchards in neighborhoods throughout the St. Louis region. Our purpose is to provide communities with the tools, education, and empowerment to grow their own food.
Where We’re Growing
Community Gardens and Orchards
Interested in starting or joining a community garden or orchard? Seed St. Louis provides the resources to install, expand, and support successful community gardens and orchards. Click on the map to view our network and find a community garden or orchard to join!
Learn MoreSchool Gardens
School gardening can come with its own set of rewards and challenges. Discover how Seed St. Louis staff and programs can help teachers, parents, and other school garden participants take their PK-12 grade students outside and into the garden!
Learn MoreFuture of Seed St. Louis
Seed St. Louis has recently moved its office to the Delmar Divine and is now actively engaged in the development of a new Food Demonstration Garden and Mission Center within the Delmar Divine campus.
Learn MoreCurrent 2024 Impact
Learn With Us
Seed St. Louis hosts over 40 free virtual classes throughout the year. Our staff provides a wide variety of classes for all gardening enthusiasts. Click on the link below to view all upcoming classes and register! Unable to attend? All previously recorded classes are available to view on our YouTube channel!
Upcoming Classes
Seed Packet Sale
Planning the School Garden
Seed Starting (FULL)
Explore Our Tips & Tricks
Need some additional guidance while expanding your green thumb? No worries, Seed St. Louis has a library of educational resources to support your gardening adventures. Explore our Tips & Tricks today!
Get Planting!
Need some guidance planning your garden? Download a free copy of our Seed St. Louis Planting Calendar to feel confident when to plant and harvest your bounty!
See What We’ve Been Testing
In order to succeed you must try, and try again! Follow Seed St. Louis staff as we experiment with new food producing plants!